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Finding the Packages for Windows Apps Store Submission

Hi All,

This is my 1st time submitting Apps for Windows Apps Store. I've associated my VS project to the Apps store and the project itself already successfully built. The question is in the Microsoft Developer website, where I can find the right app packages and upload it in 'Packages' session? I tried one of my .appxbundle and I got error "Package acceptance validation error: This package wasn't built for submission to the store. Make sure you're uploading a Release build with the .NET Native tool chain enabled".
Need help badly, I'm totally newbie in Windows store submission.

Thanks,

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    edited August 2016

    @mARkus,
    When you build your package, one of the questions asked is whether or not you want to build for the store. If you say yes, a file with an .appxupload extension will be generated. This is the file you need to submit.

    This post may help clarify the process (and includes some key steps to be sure to perform).

    Thanks!
    David

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    I already clicked 'Yes' but I can't find anything with .appxupload in my AppPackages folder. Let me check it once again.

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    The one that I can find is .appxbundle. Any clue?

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    [SOLVED] right-click your project then choose properties, go to Build and tick "Compile with .NET Native tool chain". Noob mistake ^^

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